BondageSlaveMN -> RE: Secretly Married or attached to a vanilla People (12/15/2007 7:23:30 PM)
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ORIGINAL: CelticPrince Tigress An opposing opinion! Simply because a Dominant is very cautious in the beginning of a relationship does not in fact lend credence to his/her being disengenuous. What is occuring across the net is an acceleration of the submissive wanting to move faster in relationships than a more cautious Dominant/Dommme. I do not speak solely for myself but for others that are also cautious for whatever reason. Because a relationship begins does not mean that it will grow to ultimate fruition. If it fails somewhere along the way, regarless who is at fault a Dominant might well be plauged with unwanted calls etc. For myself, I use a tried and true method of time soaking as I learn of her and she of me. When i give her my phone number after several months, she may use it when she chooses but never at work and never past 10;30 when I am knocking off zzzz's We all walk the path with different strides. Now on the subject of those who are married and lie, I see no reason for it as there are plenty or submissives here that are also married, and just looking for an on line affair to live out some fantasy's. I see no need for D's to misrepresent themselves, but that being said I do suppose that there are some that just play a game CP Celtic Prince, Thank you for the opposing opinion! Your post did wake up the thought of being open minded for the other side. i can understand the view, but perhaps there is also a fine line to being careful and being a liar. This is in no way discrediting your way of starting a relationship. As you said, "We all walk the path with different strides" As i would not know about submissives wanting to move faster, that is fair to say. i myself do not like to move too fast; the wall comes up and i begin to question. i appreciate your view. Here's how I approach a relationship online. I give each person I contact/contacts me a certain amount of respect and trust (after all, they are people). They then do things to either lose that respect and trust or earn more. This is actually how I approach all relationships in general. I'll just say it's way more difficult to gain respect and trust from me than it is to lose it. I also adjust my expectations such that I am not reading in to the other person things that aren't there. Like I said, unless you have them strapped into a polygraph machine, you're going to have a hard time believing someone completely, online or otherwise. Heck, I had a girlfriend once for 5 years and I didn't know she had an outstanding arrest warrant until the police hauled her in. Was it bad judgement on my part? No, she was just a really good liar. Fact is that you're going to spend a lot of time and energy on people that just poof or lie or are fake, etc. You just need to make sure you don't invest too quickly.
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